Summary - fischertechnik BIONIC ROBOTS Manual De Instrucciones

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We added something directly after the BACK subprogram in the project, even
though it was not absolutely necessary here. But you certainly want Jim to
take other paths too. Maybe he must also move backward sometimes.

6. Summary

You have most certainly seen on your journey through the world of Bionic
Robots from fischertechnik that it was not always easy to get the four
guys walking. It is simply more difficult to move on legs than to roll on
wheels. The programming of synchronization between the left and right
sides for turning right or left especially requires a bit of concentration.
But for all those who have fun building the models anyway, we all copied
all programs ready-to-use onto the CD, so that everyone can build and
operate the models.
If you are among the pros for programming, you certainly have a lot more
ideas about which tasks you can program for Mike, Jack, Joe or Jim, either
using additional sensors, so that they do not fall off a table or can find
their way around in a labyrinth.
Using additional components, you can also equip them with head, snouts
or trunks, or tails. There are not limits to your imagination. Use it!
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